Ọ̀la
Reads your data the way elders read the sky, and tells you what tomorrow is carrying.
Coming soon
The agentsYorùbá · Tanímọ̀lá · ta-ní-mọ̀-ọ̀la
Who knows
tomorrow?
An old Yoruba question, asked for generations. We finally built something that answers it: agents that look one day ahead, so you don't have to guess.
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Tomorrow: your 2pm meeting gets moved. again.
Three agents. One question.
Coming soonÀwáyé
Turns 'who knows?' into a calendar, a checklist and a nudge at the right hour.
Coming soonÌṣẹ́
Doesn't just predict the day. Goes ahead and does the boring parts of it.
Coming soonThe name
ta ni
who
mọ̀
knows
ọ̀la
tomorrow
Ta ni mọ̀ ọ̀la? · Who knows tomorrow?
Tanímọ̀lá is a South-West Nigerian name of Yoruba origin. Broken down: ta ni (who), mọ̀ (knows), ọ̀la (tomorrow). Given to a child as a reminder that the future belongs to nobody, and to everybody.
The joke
"Who knows tomorrow?" was meant to be humbling. We built three agents to answer it literally. Ancestors: rhetorical. Us: annoyingly literal.